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Contact List from the 2nd Ammendment Town Hall Meeting
Senator Robert Kupec – Moorhead
651-296-3205
Senator Aric Putnam – St. Cloud
651-296-6455
Senator Grant Hauschild – Hermantown
651-296-1789
Senator Judy Seeberger - Afton
651-297-8060
Senator John Hoffman - Champlin
651-296-4154
Senator Kari Dziedzic – Majority Leader - Minneapolis
651-296-7809
Area Snowmobile Clubs
Interested in joining an area snowmobile club? Here's their contact information.
Bemidji North Country Snowmobile Club
Rob Seibel 218-368-5532
Leech Lake Riders
Dan Uerke 218-760-5586
Park Rapids Forest Riders
Richard Ohm 218-255-1252
Nevis Trailblazers
Bill Bennett 218-255-4719
Longville Snowmobile Club
Roy Flohaug 651-271-8933
Play by Play Q and A's: Jack Michel
1. How did you start doing play by play? Do you remember your first
game?
2. What's the craziest game that you've called so far?
3. Which sport is your favorite to call?
4. Who taught you to do pbp?
5. What is your favorite part of doing play by play?
Play by Play Q and A's: Sam Slieter
He doesn't have a picture, but our next Play by Play Q & A is from Sam Slieter. He has called basketball and football for most of the teams in the area now. You might hear him doing PA announcing for New York Mills football and baseball when his schedule aligns.
1. How did you start doing play by play? Do you remember your first game? I responded to a help wanted ad for a play-by-play announcer on Aug 30th in 2018 and an hour later I was asked if I could get to the Staples football field for the game at 7 pm that night to try it out. I trained on the mic that night and was immediately hooked. Unfortunately Staples Motley lost to Pequot Lakes that evening but I knew that calling games on the radio was a gig for me!
2. What's the craziest game that you've called so far? Just this last basketball season (2022) the Nevis girls were facing on the BBE Jaguars in the sub section championship and BBE was the favorite. The Nevis Tigers were able to pull off the upset by hitting 2 free throws with under 3 seconds to play to win 48-47. Nevis would move on to beat Braham 38-27 to win the Section 5A championship and earn a trip to the state tournament.
3. Which sport is your favorite to call? While every sport has its upsides for calling games, my favorite would be boys and girls basketball because of the constant action up and down the court.
4. Who taught you to do pbp? My first game on the air was with Leif Ronning in Staples. Also, when I first started, I would watch TV at home, mute the sound, and call games in my living room.
5. What is your favorite part of doing play by play? Just being able to stay around the game. Not every game is going to be a nail biter but it's always fun to follow teams throughout a season or multiple seasons and get to be a part of great high school sports.
More Play by Play Q & A's
Play by Play Q and A's: Craig Killmer
Craig Killmer in a hockey press booth with his son CJ.
High School Sports are starting soon and we’re catching up with our De La Hunt Media play by play announcers. We’ll start with Curtis Joe, who you heard announce volleyball, basketball and wrestling.
1. How did you start doing play by play? I started PXP in 1988 and did color for a few Cambridge BlueJackets Hockey games, took a few years off and started again with Delahunt Media in 2012!
2. Do you remember your first game? Yes I remember my first game, my brother scored 2 goals that game in a cold Mora arena!
3. What's the craziest game that you've called so far? The craziest game I called, probably a Thief River Falls Norskies game during a shootout when a player tripped over the blue line as he went in for his shot! I will not name the player but I think it’s on You Tube. I’ve had a few football, basketball and hockey games where we joked in the booth about last score wins!
4. Which sport is your favorite to call? My favorite sport to call has to be hockey, it’s comes natural after playing the game.
5. Who taught you to do pbp? Who taught me, that’s a tough one. I grew up listening to Al Shaver doing Minnesota North Stars games as a kid and borrowed some of his phrases and game lingo and probably the great Bob Cole on Hockey Night in Canada. And of course the Delahunt family throughout my career with them!
6. What is your favorite part of doing play by play? My favorite part of doing PXP, seeing the kids pure joy and love of the game and how much they leave on the ice, field or court on a given night and of course getting to know the kids as well!
Make your business part of our sports broadcasts. Email tammy@delahuntmedia.com or call 218 732-3306 and you'll be on the air supporting your teams broadcast when sports kick off September 1st and 2nd.
Play by Play Q and A's
1. How did you start doing play by play? I have enjoyed play by play since I was little. I would watch sports and do play by play, since I was like 5.
2. Do you remember your first game? My first game as a professional broadcaster was a legion baseball game.
3. What's the craziest game that you've called so far? I called a four OT boys basketball game.
4. Which sport is your favorite to call? Basketball, but I enjoy calling all sports.
5. Who taught you to do pbp? I have always been able to do it. The Lord blessed me in that way. Dan Keating the first Sports Director I worked for is a multi time North Dakota Sportscaster of the year and was a great guy to learn under.
6. What is your favorite part of doing play by play? Watching sports and interacting with the coaches and players.
Will the lakes be open forthe 2022 Minnesota Fishing Opener?
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